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The '''KM170''' is a three-speed automatic transaxle used in the [[2g Colt|first Australian Mitsubishi Colt]]. It is a conventional automatic using a kickdown cable and adjustable bands.
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The '''KM170''' (also known as the F3A21) is a three-speed automatic transaxle used in the [[2g Colt|first Australian Mitsubishi Colt]]. It is a conventional automatic using a kickdown cable and adjustable bands.


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[[Category: Manual Transaxles]]
[[Category: Automatic Transaxles]]
[[Cateogry: Mitsubishi Colt]]
[[Category: Mitsubishi Colt]]

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The KM170 (also known as the F3A21) is a three-speed automatic transaxle used in the first Australian Mitsubishi Colt. It is a conventional automatic using a kickdown cable and adjustable bands.

Technical data

Lubricant Dexron II
Capacity 5.8 Litres
Kickdown band adjustment Torque to 5 Nm and back off 3.5 turns
GEAR RATIOS
Final Drive (1.4 Litre Colt KM170-2AP) 3.166
Final Drive (1.6 Litre Colt KM170-2BP) 2.800
1st 2.846
2nd 1.581
3rd 1.000
Reverse 2.176